Greetings!
John W. Kralik wrote:
>
> The firewall does not seem to allow passage of "white space"
> characters in URL requests. (Such as http://www.anywhere.com/white
> space here.html) We are using MS IE Explorer 6.0, which fills in the
> spaces with %20 characters.
The firewall behaviour is correct - it's MSIE that goofs.
A correct request looks like
COMMAND URL PROTOCOL
optional: header
optional: header
(double CR/LF)
with COMMAND usually being get/post/put/head/connect and URL *not*
containing whitespaces as the whitespaces are used to separate COMMAND,
URL and PROTOCOL (usually HTTP/1.0 or HTTP/1.1). AFAIK you can tweak
MSIE for compliant behaviour, so you'll have to patch the clients.
Bye
Volker
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